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Mitochondrial dysfunction: A hidden trigger of autism? 被引量:1

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摘要 Autism is a heterogeneous neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorder with no precise etiology.Deficits in cognitive functions uncover at early stages and are known to have an environmental and genetic basis.Since autism is multifaceted and also linked with other comorbidities associated with various organs,there is a possibility that there may be a fundamental cellular process responsible for this.These reasons place mitochondria at the point of interest as it is involved in multiple cellular processes predominantly involving meta-bolism.Mitochondria encoded genes were taken into consideration lately because it is inher-ited maternally,has its own genome and also functions the time of embryo development.Various researches have linked mitochondrial mishaps like oxidative stress,ROS production and mt-DNA copy number variations to autism.Despite dramatic advances in autism research worldwide,the studies focusing on mitochondrial dysfunction in autism is rather minimal,especially in India.India,owing to its rich diversity,may be able to contribute significantly to autism research.It is vital to urge more studies in this domain as it may help to completely understand the basics of the condition apart from a genetic standpoint.This review focuses on the worldwide and Indian scenario of autism research;mitochondrial abnormalities in autism and possible therapeutic approaches to combat it.
出处 《Genes & Diseases》 SCIE 2021年第5期629-639,共11页 基因与疾病(英文)
基金 This work was supported by Science and Engineering Research Board(SERB)[grant number ECR/2016/001688].
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